Well, Chocolate is done.
Was kind of hoping Vice President or Poorfag would of won the Ojima Roll. Oh well.
Best girl:
Well, Chocolate is done.
Was kind of hoping Vice President or Poorfag would of won the Ojima Roll. Oh well.
Best girl:
Tatami Galaxy is hard to follow. They speak so fast and the subs move at like 2 lines a second. Couldn't find a download that wasn't FLAC either and so now the video colors mess up.
This was a bad idea. Gonna watch Welcome to the NHK or something instead.
Color messing up might be a problem with your player. I use media player classic and the K-lite codec pack and never seem to have any issues. I know once I started downloading 10-bit anime vlc couldn't play it, at least not by itself, and all I would get was sound and a green screen.
Using MPC too but haven't downloaded the codec pack. Just watched Binbougami and everything was fine. The only difference between this file and all the other 10bit BDs he has is that this one is FLAC instead of mkv, and since Skelington really doesn't know about this stuff that sounds like the best scapegoat. And he's not really sure how to describe it, but it's whatever this is
Only said color because two of the times it turned red.
Last edited by Skelington; 2012-09-29 at 06:01 AM.
Yeah, I don't know much about it either. There's some player, cccp or something along those lines, that I constantly see get recommended for watching anime with. Never bothered though since I've yet to have any issues with my current one.
Finished my latest batch of downloads so I started adding torrents of the rest on my list. About 500 gigs lol. That's going to take me months to finish.
I have a pretty slow internet connection as well and find streaming to be much easier then downloading because of it. What I always do is start an episode playing and pause it and do something else for a few min to let it pre-load. Then I start the next episode and pause it to load while I am watching the first and just repeat that.
My biggest problem with downloading is my upload is so slow that I always kill my ratio on torrent sites by just downloading 1-2 series. Quality wise, I don't see the big difference. Maybe because I found a really good streaming site but I watch anime streamed on my 27" LCD TV and have no issues with quality.
I rarely have issues with the site I use. Maybe I just got lucky and found a great one.
I really don't care if someone else prefers downloading to streaming. I probably would as well if I had a better net connection and more HD space. I just don't understand when people talk down to others simply because they prefer streaming sites. We are all fans of anime right? Who cares how someone else watches it.
I'm curious as to what streaming sites you both use. I used quite a few back before I started downloading and not a single one came even close in quality to what I download now. The best I've seen is Crunchyroll and it requires a subscription for access to hd. And even then I still think it's only 720p. I don't see how you wouldn't see a quality difference though. Unless you're downloading lower quality shows too? It can depend on who you've downloaded from as well. Certain groups/people do a lot better of a job with the content they put out in comparison to others. One group's 720p/1080p version could be much different from another.
And like you guys said. You have to leave it to let it buffer. I don't want to have to do that lol. Then you have to constantly make sure once the episode you're watching is sufficiently buffered that you load up the next episode to buffer. And then do it again with the next episode. I did that for a while too. It was a hassle to say the least lol.
And about the talking down about streaming. It may be because I only frequent this thread and /r/anime, but I don't really see people really caring much if you stream.
I'm not entirely sure about this but I think they just upload from downloads of the average fansubber (gg/EveTaku/UTW/Hadena(ohgod)/Mazui/etc) or HorribleSubs. Seems a bit strange that a streaming website would have it's own subbers when they could get to a wider audience using both DL and letting the websites themselves upload.
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The quality of streaming sites is rarely going to be 720p or above. If you are downloading HD rips, those will be higher quality, but as long as the picture is clear and the subs are not fuzzy, I really do not notice the quality very much. The site I use has it's own video player so for the most part they don't just post video mirrors like other streaming sites. I think that is why the quality is usually higher. Their videos are usually better quality then the ones on Hulu.
I really wasn't trying to say streaming is better then downloading or anything. I was merely curious why some people actually get hostile toward people who stream vs. downloading.
Ah, yeah. I wouldn't want to watch that then lol. 360p can be ok if the person knows what they're doing (Several times I've seen videos on youtube where I would of thought the 360p was 720p or something, and looked better then a lot of videos that had 1080p options), but 240p is just bad lol. And that's ok, I was just curious to see the video quality of the site, but since you told me it's fine.
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I guess I'm just a bit of a nazi on image quality lol. To each his own though.
Why are you using VLC if you have CCCP?
I don't know any other good video players really, especially ones that can play MKV files.
I'm also a lot worse with watching dubs then with people streaming. Sure people can watch dubs, but you aren't going to see me in the same room. Every time I see people watching dubs and hear the dubs I cringe horribly.